The Faithful and the Fallen

Malice opens The Faithful and the Fallen in the Banished Lands as ancient monsters reawaken and war begins to consume the kingdoms.

Young Corban dreams of being a warrior under good King Brenin, while scheming prince Nathair, loyal soldier Veradis, and power-hungry lord Evnis each follow very different paths toward the same prophesied conflict — the ultimate battle between the Bright Star and the Black Sun.

Valor raises the stakes as war tears across the Banished Lands: Corban flees his fallen homeland searching for safety while giants and human armies hunt him; Veradis follows his king into increasingly dark moral territory; and Maquin walks through pirate slavers and brutal pit-fights in pursuit of revenge.

Gwynne widens the cast and deepens the world while ratcheting up the sense of inevitable catastrophe.

Ruin plunges the Banished Lands into full apocalyptic war as the Kadoshim demons make their move and Corban finally stops running, rallying a desperate warband for a march to the legendary fortress of Drassil.

Multiple storylines converge explosively as Maquin hunts his enemies, Queen Edana finds unlikely allies in a swamp, and Nathair — deceived and furious — begins to understand the trap he has walked into.

Wrath brings the four-book saga to its apocalyptic conclusion as Nathair's forces hold the fortress of Drassil and three of the Seven Treasures — and Asroth's demon horde stands ready to enter the world of flesh.

Corban, held prisoner by warrior giants, must forge an alliance with competing factions before everything and everyone he loves is consumed by the coming darkness, in a finale that rewards every page of investment.